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Inspection sticker
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SPECTACUALR SPIDERMAN
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silicone & clear packing tape
hrdware101
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NY State law requires the inspection sticker to be adhered to a "non-removable" part of the bike (such as frame, forks, etc), where it is visible. I know several people who had installed their stickers on a chromed plate that attaches with a bolt to the frame. They got tickets for that, as the sticker holder is removable. We have "random" motorcycle checkpoints by the police here in NY, where they pull over all bikes on a highway or major road and look for anything that's not legal (aftermarket loud exhaust, improperly displayed inspection stickers, no motorcycle endorsement on drivers license, etc). Problem is that they only do this to motorcycles, which is discriminatory.
My inspection sticker on the Spyder is on the left front shock, where it was applied by the dealer.
My inspection sticker on the Spyder is on the left front shock, where it was applied by the dealer.
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